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Photograph by Yoko Takahashi for the book “バンビの剥製” by Suzuki Seigo

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Hope Sandoval / Mazzy Star

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Young Gemma Ward.

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hand, shell, and leg, paul outerbridge jr, 1938

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René Groebli

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This crater, ‘The Sedan Crater’, remains from the Plowshares program, the purpose of which was to test the peaceful use of nuclear explosions. The operating hypothesis was that a nuclear explosion could easily excavate a large area, facilitating the building of canals and roads, improving mining techniques, or simply moving a large amount of rock and soil. The intensity and distribution of radiation proved too great, and the program was abandoned. The “Sedan” device was thermonuclear—70 percent fusion, 30 percent fission—with a yield of 100 kilotons. The crater is an impressive 635 feet deep and 1,280 feet wide. The weight of the material lifted was 12 million tons. [Taken from the book Nuclear Landscapes, by Peter Goin]

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Tracey Emin

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The International Book of Lofts, Slesin-Cliff-Rozensztroch, 1986 📚

Salvaged & scanned by @jpegfantasy 🖨️

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Flor Garduño, El arbol de Yalalag, Mexico, 1983.